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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-20

MR.. A. HIGGINS, of Wyoming, N. Y,
says he had the piles for nearly 40 years,
and was cured by using Gilmore's Pile
SpeciHc.-C. +. Heinzeman. agent, Los An
geles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-20
The AtchisOn, topeka and SAM
IN Ee

Railroad VIII run very close to Manzanita
Heights. Three street railroads are push
Nv win be very valuable withing short
time. year ago lots IN Bonnie Brae tract
could be bought for $500 each. Now they
are worth $500. Remember this ana BUY .
LOT in Manzanita Heights. Lots are from
800 to s40O each. Billings McGown, 10
N. Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-20
0urc FOR SICK Headache.

For proof that Dr. Gums Improved Liver
Pills cures Sick Headache, ask your drug
dose. Regular size boxes 25 cents. Sold by
O. r. Heinzeman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-20

THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID who
suffer from Female Weakness will find Gil
mnre,s Aromatic Wine positive cure. For
sale SAFE by @. Y. Heinzeman. agent, Los An.
gelea.
You will never have ssour stomach II you
use Damiana Bitters
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-20

DR.. FREELAND, of the M. E. Church
says that two bottles of Gilmore's Ar )matic
Wine cured his wife OF Nervous Debility
and Sleeplessuess For sale by G. r. Heinze.
man, agent, LOs Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-20

McCoye,s addition 10 BrOadacres
Is the place, and the only place, to buy $50
lots, $iO per month. no interest. The long
delayed maps are now ready. Call at ~ N
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-20

ANsoN HoUGH, of Blackberry, ILL.,. say
he owes his life 10 Gilmore Magnetic Elk
ir. Try it, Fo. sale by G. F. Heinzeman
agent, Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-20
GRvp wclp A. HOal

Have removed their office to 1856 W. First
street, opposite the Times Building where
they have better facilities for giving you
bargains in real estate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-20
D. F. DON EGAN.

TRADING Contractor ANA as~As~r
in Hsrses,
viii make estimates on ali kiuds ~ ,vu,n.
Large contracts specially StAble~ a,.X ~
noe corner OF Bunker Hill svenne - a Hs.-
treA street. Restdsnce q East 0u1S~6
sues'' m -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-20
The Weekly Herald.

AYERS & LYNCH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-20
LOTS.

HW-MONEY LOANED HOUSES RENTED RENTS COLLECTED
Tracts Subdded Subdivisions Managed
tactic Guaranteed,
n~-AND DON'T ITy-DN
BEN ID. WARD,
4 Court Street, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-20
LUm BER vARD~.

J. A. HENDERSON, President.
X, SMURR, WM.F. MARSHALL.
Vice Pres and Treas. Secretary
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-20

Lots and Acre Property in City.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

X t1s folioslas ssEsltls Sdss1e ~ NJ A.
W - Sasan. O. tns a0jsct IL he~ - at n
case II hse. wexe &isass fo,i0@si, disastrous
eoas@lasnnes ~~ald doubtless b issseRel:
flrs requires a., EAexsf9fs. ca lts sppear-
sree every Effort s1oaia bs maize = exclude
ar - skestinz al doors and widows b. fhls
msans ris assy bs eeaAnsd 70 single rooai
for a snnsrian. period q enable All ths IA
Eaatss % - zroasef AID eSespe, but II the
doors and windows are thrown opsn tie fan
ni8z of tie wlad and tbs draught viii Ia
staaliY cause ths flames 20 increase "lih ex-
trasfdlaary r1ps4lsy Il must never be for
gotten tat tins no~s precloas mofneAfs ATE ~
tAe commencement cf = IRE. aed not sing e
ssoosd cf ti0ae sh0ald be lost Ia tackilng AZ.
Ia room tsbiscioth can 30 50 uSsd as 10
smother lzrze sheet Of fame, aud a cushion
nav serve 20 beat il cut: a coat or anything
sinauar may be used with An equally sIccess-
ful result Always endeavOr 70 attack the
I'D Of a ire; If you cannot sxtinguish = IRE
SUIT the window and 10 sure 70 shut the
door when making good your retreat
A Wet six handkerchief tied over the eyes
and nose vii make breathing possible in the
midst of much smoke, and blanket wetted
ant wrapped around the body viii enable a
person to pass through a sheet Of fiane IN
comparative safety Should iaays dress
roiiing may exunguish the fire, but IL not,
anything. woollsn preferred. wrapped tightly
round viii ELECT the desired purpose.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10
A Regular Little Dandy.

The above is applicable to the handsome
little Hudter's Cabin Just completed and on
exhibition by the Grand Rapids Portable
House Company. Through the kindness Of
Mr.. PUgh, the courteous manager. repre-
sentative of this journal was shown through
the house and the details of manufacturing
the same fully explained to him. The
Hunters Cabin is beautiful little structure
seven To twelve feet n size. with four berths,
two in each end. arranged so that the upper
berths work similar TO those of sleeping
cars. while the lower bcrtRs neatly folds up
forming a most convenient bench to sit On,
and giving the occupants fully four feet
more space during the day.
Plenty of light is furnished by four large
panes of glass in the door with curtain, so
as 10 prevent stragglers from viewing the
interior while the party is out hunting.
Taking the cabin as a whole, for durability,
completeness and convenience it beats the
world, and one OF the most essentially
features is the cost, which is only SIS.
This is only one Of the innumerable styles
of cottages manufactured by this Company,
and their agents in New York, Texas, Colo
rado, California and other States are con-
tinually telegraphing new orders. and the
rapidly increasing demand for this class of
houses will necessitste an addition to their
present manufacturing facilities. This Mr..
Pugh promises to do, and will guarantee all
orders filled within two weeks from time
the orders are filed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10
The Perfection of Cold Ten.

The fashionable Russian tea is one OF the
most grateful and comforting of hot weather
beverage This cold water tea. or Russian
tea, is usually made by sleeping tea in boiling
water in ths usual way and setting it in ice.
This gives tho astringency that is pleasant
when hot with cream, but to many tastes
very unpleasant when cold.
As good authority. as Catherine Owen
affirms that there is better and easier way to
make il. viz -Four hours before you require
the tea for use (oT over night If you choosel,
put four teespoonfuls OF tea into pitcher,
pour OF II quart of cold water. cover and
set it in the ice box II does not sound as II
good tea could be made with cold water, but
this Is the perfection Of cold tea, fragrant
without the least bitterness and Of a beautiful
amber ciearneSs. Sweeten Ike any ocher
tea. little lemon juice and slice of lemon
IN each glass. makes this TIE Russian tea"
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10
FOLKS WE KNOW.

Mrs. Warren Westherly ha, gone 10 Chi
cago tor a short time.
Mrs.. J. G.. Alexander has gone to worces-
ter. Ohio 70 vlsit relatives and friends.
Albert Bever. Of North Divis.ou-st.. len
yesterday tor Milwaukee 10 attend col
legs.
Mrs. Lizzie Cook. Of Detroit, is the guest
OF Mr and Mrs. George I. Quimby. Of Ran
s0m-st.
Mrs. G. Studard. OF Jsffsrson-svs hss
returned from q visit with friends in Mil
waukee.
Mr. Snd Mrs. Add. Morrison aud child
lsft Yesterday for Psnusylvsnia on a visit
TO friends.
Dr. Hunt his gone to New York for
couple OF vsess aud his practice Will be az
tended TO By Dr. Graves IN bis absence
Miss Minnie Z. Breeze who has bsen
visiting relatives IN this city for the nast
three weeks caves for her home a. Moreno
Nich., today
Mrs.. y. Day ard daughter. Of Grand Rap
ids. srs nsTtskers Of The h0spifaiitiss OF Nr.
snd Mrs. Charles q. Smith, this week.
--t5ograals oheTrT.
Dr. Walter 2. Morrison. viii leave Non
isv for Birmingham. Ala. where he viii
make hls fstnTs home ard engage in the
Drsctics OF naedicire.
Rev. J. q. Wursf-r. of the Gsrulan ". 2.
church. West Bridge st. sill - 10 Cincin-
rat Monday 20 attend the Central German
II Fl church conference.
Herman Prznee. son II Charles Prsnxs.
TIE contractor. has gone 70 Milwaukee
xhsre he vii stHay for the ministry Ia the
German Lutheran College.
Presenting Attorney s y. Cis7 lsft fo-
Tniisnspoiis YESTERDAY wJth hs daughter
Miss Maud who Vii enter Mrs. SeFsils
Clsssiczi Seminary IN that CITY.
The Lowell Ef.,rftaf savs John Rrrnss'
scr Edgar IS nov attending the Dasinsss
College o. Grsnd Rapiss. Re vss a. Na{re
nsrre University. Ind, the isst year OF
shool
Misses cussir and Jennie Hart of Ns-
Orleans. and lanes Holds-Torth. q Chicago
sho have teer At sprfog Lsks for the ses-
srn sre N The city thc guests o. NJ. snd
Ms = 0rsns Psirce.
r.. Ha-kaker. formerly business man
szsr ~ ne ftfth Arenue Theatre Company
tss enlisted IN ths sfaF - Manager Day
s-4 vii cs er % tre wants of the COSY lttss
Wonderland during ne season.
Ed. Leonard fhe popular siFerfisiaz
/ srprt and tiekst taxsr a. Re5uaosd's tsrsad.
ras f,rn1e~iv connected zifh The Fere-
I psurh sbow sns BESIDE hsi1g thorosga
{ theatrical nan IS a io.iy. ob ging esutle-
nan.
N-s Ns-v Hirschhe~r sister of nr Ions ,
Ps~-h sad , Harta ~ this city sas arr -
( fr c-ard Rsrids fren1 Arizons wzth -
fA~ee chisSren Tie tssiv dgr ~ her s.sit
terr W keep issu.e e No - SErinsst
~sars .he doetoz bss ass>a ~ = sexs o.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

Gloss Is impaired TO collars and cuffs in
steam lGundgles by passing them between
two hot revolving cylinders under heavy pres
sure. Where this machine Is not used Sui1a-
be polishing irons and The expenditure Of
physical strength in bearing down upon and
vigorously rubbing the linen. probably 6.
count in the main for the polish. Whatevrf
rreparation may be used in starch, good
'spolishing" with smooth iron is needed 20
bring out the gloss. A laundry gloss said to
impart good polish 10 shirt bosoms, collars
and cuffs, is made as follows: Melt slowly to-
gether two onnces of spermaceti and one
ounce Of white wax When cold add piece
the size OF a pea TO sufficient starch, made in
the usual way. for dozen bosoms.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

Only three csses appeared on the docket
Of Police Court yesterday. Thomas HALEY.
pad s5.J for being intoxicated. He was
ths only drunk CO the hst.-Tns cass
Of Peter Doyle vas trisd befors = Jury aad
a vsr3ic. Of guilty returned. psfer is an
sx-poi icsman sod a rsther tough customer
al sroand. lt appears thar OF the day
in question Peter hung around tie house
Of Christisn q. Rifkin on Caider-st and
fnsIlv " hen Mr. kitkin came home Peter
used considerable loud iangussp. india gel
in xereIai round ~ 9isorieriy conduct
snd wound up BY throwing stone
through The window. klevsn women v~rs
nrt on he witness stand for The cir7. sn1
fsfsr asd seTersi witnesses hut esch ore
sssistef IN convictinr hfm 81 the offsnse
He IS oot re- satisfied. hovsve-. and hss
sppesied the cass 60 the Superior Court
n ~ Mcbride IS his attorney john
Grexx vas tried f1r violating the dog or
d'rs0cs and DISCHARGED From the facts
it Eouid seen thsf E-eEgs dog aud a dog
o~nsd bv Fsirick Firm wers fxhsax
wten NJ. finn ia tfvirg lo separzts them
kickes NJ. 9rszzs dog. The brute "a
a. as.ed snd bis pairick On the leg. Pas
bad = warrant issued f0r tha animals DEM ~
cut Grsxx rsfllssi 10 al ais deg hence me
ease The ccurt decided tie deg. acted in
ssif dsfsrse srd The Eattsr ~ss Dropped
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10
A SUDDEN DEATH.
Dwfxht "a watson Found Dead in Bed Yes-
terdsy uorRiax- TIE Autopsy
and tho Cause.

Dwight NJ. Watson. who was boarding
With bis brother W. r. Watson. at "A West
Le,'nard-st.. was iound dead in bed ysstsr
dsy morning. He was in apparent good
health the previous night. Coroner Bradish
was called. and assisted by Dr. 5. c. Graves,
performed an autopsy. The examination
revealed tAtt the man died OF fatty degeu-
ersrion Of TIE heart. which was caused By
drinking stimulsnt.. The deceased was A.
years OF sxe and single. having been d.
vorced from bis wife some time ago. He
hss a grown son IN this city. lt Is said that
Watson vas making preparations the day
before BE died % be married on next Sun
day 70 q lady who vas % arrive in the city
tomorrow morning. The deceased was =
b aexsnrth for II. Isonard's sons & Co.
and vas employed in their refrigerator
manufacturing dsosrtmsnt. He bad worked
for them Tor a long time. and was consid-
cred = capable mxn. though a moderate
drinksT Watson served in the Dion arr 2
with SaerrsRn ia his march 70 the sea. and
vas member 90 the q. A. r His funeral
vii taks place rom bis ate residence this
affe~-oon
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10
Girls aud Mothers.
Read This.

| wish 10 tel you OF the case of a girl 10
years old. who hsd been sick with suppress
sion two years. Her father bad paid over
$500 for doctors bills. stl. she was falling.
She had the worst coun,enance that have
ever seen, kind OF greenish yellow; she
was ernaclsted, had constant bowel trouble.
and had 10 take morphine every night IN
order 10 sleep at ell Al who saw her
thought she would die. Her parents said
they had done all they conld. l repeatedly
urged them 20 Try Zos-Phora. but they
were strongly pFeju iiced against mos
trums." Finally the mother said: I'VE must
do something, and this is as likely TO help
her ss anything" She and persuaded the
father 10 let the girl Try H. AS result in
four months her functions were established
and regular. and in six months she was the
picture OF health-a living wonder 10 al
who had known her.
/ could describe twenty other cases. not
as wonderful as this. but stiil very remark
able cures. Mrs MARY c. CHAaOIEB.
Battle Greek, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

The recipe which Mrs. Cleveland. wife Of
toe president. good natuTedly wrote for
church fair IN Washington = as follows. One
bowl Indian meal one bowl RE four, one
bowl sour milk. one large cup molasses, ore
fab,esuoonful soda. one tablespoonful salt
Steam two and one-Ealf hours. and bake from
twenty minutes 20 oEe-half hoar, depending
upon heat Of oven.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

The miiiers sf Nnnespoiis advanced
fhs price Ct fcur ffeen cents per barrel
yesterday The rsiiiers hers hsvs aot ret
decided to rsise their prizes brt thsT pro-
bae'v ~ 40 - soon. They do not con
te-anista an sfrancs 81 more taar ten
rsnts rer ksfrei a. rrsse-t. an si~snce o.
tsn -snts cer hsrrel in t1e Wholesale price
r,rans q rsise of tweniv cents ss retail o.
tro and cne hslf csusS en- a tvenfg li7e
r..--f z7rr
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10
Al AaogNo 7AE Hogsz.
a Reskssa - gnssss Dr3p@xlss @s& GA
Izaas f4rsE&GKe.

= ~ tlnss - zsitafs . fzEssElEs erEsznszts-
tss sss,ss sad - ss1zll r1ssi ts zres es a 1a<Ee
s1el g Las ss4e1 - r1esxzes. s-zzs' es4<s.
e. afssr Eo.ag c1l 6 tzsel9e. Sssse are
s,a5n geE8fBlH< Aeeossllae - t.se tsaeoter
~ al Fzfals.lsr : dee3.ladty pieazsoz ssksl-
eatsea - c1air has q aark woo3 = tas a..
tsl.t ass1t - one y tEess csnsllsssts % eara
@xsfes4ley ef sAs fo~snE tQP r1l. <AslF x
eznasfs - cs1euia iar ferssL bezs aefk sn
lssass : also beiBs lzssa foF naoallass IL ezoa-
s.st sa.rsi-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

The Kent Furniture Company las closed
a contract with the sven rdemsn Electric
Company. for the purchase OF an incsndes-
cent light plant and will light its entire
factory herewith, the system being that OF
the United States Electrlc Lighting Com
pany. The Kent is the rrst Grand Rapids
factory y hich has introduced an independ-
ent electric light plant
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

Fresh tomatoes are very nice when -
cslioped. Fst LAYER Of tomatoes. siiced
thin. into a butteTed dish. season with salt.
pepper. and birs of better dotted here and
there. then pu- IN = lsysr of bread crumbs;
al the dish with alternate layers. Flushing
vita crumbs dotted with butter. Bake oas
hour
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10
Effective Wall Curtains.

The new wall curtains for use behind
pianos, upright or square, sofas. etc, are OF
some rich material as satin, pongee velours or
the like, ornamented with embroidered or
plush bands. They may be hung on brass
poles Quite good effects are obtained by
using a curtain of this kind for the back of q
mantel shelf
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

Ths itssn spr~erng IN ths Tr1sssss-
Hrsa1D of yesterday morning and eopisi
~ tie evsnius rspe-s lsst nEht In rat
~~.rcs 70 = partnership Between Henry Z.
Pr-trh. - Eix Rspiis. srd T. X. westsa.
- -. -str ~ss = nisfaks ~. Weston
- ,.,llsirr - - with NJ fertrh nil=i-
- rha after vii axe ID the Insurance.
;-,.f-e.z ~hf,b hss heea faken from 81
y Bates q c..
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

We expect company and have arranged
the parlor in our large display window.
Furniture was kindly loaned BY Crockett d
Hoppins, aud gas fixtures by Sproul & Nc
Gurrir. When you call, do not fail to in
spect the complete assortment Of house fur
nisbings shown in our Carpet Department.
NoLGT. HERPoLsHEIMEa q Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

Pit al veresshies tsst are 20 Be hoiiei irto
water raas IS algssfy boiling fast I'D bring
fhens 1licsiy - boiling aSsia. Sfeepinz u
h5t water hefsrs hoilirz !niu-es The fa~or
snd taste ard teaxsees vsgstsbi~S
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

Moisture Is ths grsatess injury the piano
knows. AMI IS cannot De guarded against TOO
carefully With the first snd slightest ap-
pearance Of mold or dsupness in fhe room
where piano IS kept. both room s1d pisno
should - aired ard. L red -, little Ere
started
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

Mrs. Hubbard will, on Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week, give formal
opening of her Grand Rapids Hair Bazaar,
at 40 Monroe-st superb stock of new
goods and polite assistants will be among the
attractions OF the new establishment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

Those uho azvs tattisd successfully vita
the terrihie carpet b1z or tuGa,e Moth ssy
fEa1 tsey go tersx arsrarinelg unirr csr-
pets. - corners n rooms snd 10 wsrdrobs
ricsatz
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10
0EATH or FsRsss .. LAsA~AY



~D.s1 81 hls rssieenes - Nay .zzd Ale
ssa eeaaiy, s&EaEssy. SePssEabsz 5. iSe7,
Fersis y. IAs4@sys sgea : years. : nof
- "a sA9ald * ~s1xtxn u s0rshy nsn,
sn bonsss ara sntsrgrizinE clsi1en. 2nd .
ki1d ana i131lgenI hus5Aad and father.
Sho hGs as& psssei eeFeBd the silsat rivsr.
Mr LsTaszy csH4s - hssi co1Dty IL 1885,
AID coalin2ed - rsss1s a@zs untll ls1s.
> sAsn be removed % his f4rm IN Nay lznd.
y asrs be died ghs 81 last. leaving q sifs
= b Is s,s.Sr of Ms. c. @ C0nASsosk. ii
tbs esty, sn1 tour sons and tso o4nsh-
tsrs e. married ans sell ssstie5 ar01Ed
hiEa. except ais youssest son krsak. wAo
ssill rssiass Al the cd heme win nis De
Essssd Aoghsr.
Ihs funeral was fIon tie family si-
deocs lssi A0Bday. sas was largely at
tended ~ mourning friends both ffoaa this
cigy aad IAe suTrosRding neighsoraosd
and tie rsEEzins 01ned IN = Esrsl eeHelery
Tear the residence. Rev. Charles fluhrer
conducting the sole@h essemoaies sad
thus sEnoRg the tears aad regfels Of many
friends slolAsr OF the most worthy cd
settlers has gone frcfn among us- "
Fire csnts nag GET g0u q fae SifuG-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

We reproduce for the benefit OF lady
readers, who will soon be interested. in set
ting the house beautiful" in order for the
autumn aui winter seasons, a drapery design
from The Decorator and Fnrnisher.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10
Excursion.

The steamer W. Fl. Barrett will give an
excursion down the river Sunday, Sept. II,
at 2.30. Fare % cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

hND DYE HOUSE, No. = IANAL-sT., ;
GRAND RAEyDs. MIcs., July %. 1857.
Editor TEl zGRAN-FArALD.
Please inform the pubic that / have con-
nected q steam laundry with my DYE House
and Securing establishment. and will do my
utmost TO give them the best work that was
ever brought out By machinery, and tell
them that humbly ask Of them share of
their trade. Your most humble servant.
g. A. BEBwIx.
Ring telephone No. 9ia.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10
The Hammond Type Writer.

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rs- t-e resrFef Tgpe ere SUP - fs-sga
nsrer 7ggle &C. sl tae .eE 1rsl-E ooBszsrs
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

clear pure consfl ltst55n -he-ter tran vezlth
becass4 IL Eil never r~c~e eurse on
cannot etrs uhss Tar 10 nos possess. but
mothers wil} SAD in ~. Ilerrz Favorif-
Prescription r1nierf1l BE- g--co-recfing
a. raaxnesses bringing taesr srsteras lnto
pe~serf c7rEls5rn 80 st taeir c1 1re1.
xrtaiatsd. s6si rss ur te eail tasna sssed
There : nas = Erasz1st in a.. f1ss ard
Prt zlrsrs <rccs 3 stnck o. csEa
..'rssa A A.s.szaa Nsrek. sspt e szS 3
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10
ALL READY! /!
1t is our pleasure to extend the compliments
of the season to you all and announce that our


of Mems and Boys Wearing Apparel is open
for the inspection and consideration of those who
seeking tirst-class clothing at lowest prices.
Our styles embrace every Desirable novelty
and standard fashion of the season. The cut
and workmanship of our Taior-made Garments
is a surprise to the customer and can be appre-
ciated only by those who have seen for them
selves the elegant and satisfactory fit we are
able TO give every patron, matter whether big
or little, short or tall, old or young.
1t is our desire to please and benefit every
patron, and we are very much in earnest when
we state that this season we fully prepared
to do so.
Benefit yourself and oblige us by calling.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10
Something New.

The Topical Song Il Like It." Sept. 1
and Is.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10
OFFICE OF THE EAGLE STEAM LAuSDsY

Lovely Diamond Fields" Sept. u d la.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

"Rice's Beautiful Evangeline" Sept. l2 & ls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10
PROF. & MRS. GERMANY,
or

Violin, Cornet. Piano and
Guitar. Room q TBrner-s'.,
West Side. Terms reasonable.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

Fire cents nay ger gou a fas situa
fiOR.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-10

''rse s'r.aoa Nsrsh ssps 2 sss s.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-24

If you will stop to consider that the l.
b. Il W. route. between Springfield and St.
Louis and return. has better accommOda-
tons. makes much better time and is posi-
lively SIS miles shorter than the route ad-
vertised BY our competitor. you will at once
arrive at the conclusion that the |. b. 4 W.
is the route to take. Train leaving Spring
field at a. m. arrives at St. Louis the
same evening, and the train leaving Spring
field at 5:l5 p. m. will enable you TO reach
st. Louis the next morning. 223t
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-24

DEMOCRATS who believe in protection
Of American industries will not vote the
Democratic ticket this year, for the can
iidates of that party stand on the free
trade platform. To support them is to
declare against protection of American
industries and American labor.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-24
Excursion to Dayton, Ohio. Via the Pan
Handle Route

For the Southern Ohio Fair. the Pitts
burg Cincinnati and st. Louis Railway
comPany-Pan Handle Route sell ex-
cursion tickets to Dayton md return from
September 26th to 3Oth. good returning
until Saturday, October lst. 1887. For
time of trains and rates of fare see small
bills.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-24

The grand millinery opening of j. V. b.
Hoyle X Co., 80 sonth Limestone street.
will take place Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday, September 90 and 30 and October l.
A first class line of fall and winter goods
in all the latest styles will be placed on ex-
hibitiOn. The ladies are invited.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-24

The pain and misery suffered by those
who are afflicted with dyspepsia are indie
scribaDle. The relief which is given by
Hoods Sarsaparilla has caused thousands
to be thankful for this great medicine II
dispels the causes of dyspepsia, and tones
up the digestive organs.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-24

Special Notice-Ohio and Mississippi.
$500 ST. Louis and return. The Ohio
and Mississippi railway have opened up .
ticket office at - Arcade and are selling
tickets from Cincinnati to ST. Louis and re-
turn for SIS, good returning seven days
Also round trip tickets at low rates to points
in Illinois. For full information apply at
- Arcade. THos. A. CARDIGAN,
Ticket Agent.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-24
Its Dsiicacy of Flavor

'SPALDING's GLUE" will mend anything
except . broken heart.